Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-03-04
J. f, Stu.tz was in Shepherd Tuesday

J. Z, Stuttz Was in Shepherd Tuesday.
Hubbardston thinks she has oil wells.
Ed r. Schweier, of Shepherd, was in
town Tuesday.
Geo. y. Wright, of Saginaw, was in
town over Sunday.
Jas. A. Stuttz was in Detroit last
week buying goods
The Union School will graduate sew
eral students this year.
DR.. J. II. Lancashire, of Saginaw,
was in town Wednesday.
Born to Mrs. II. b. waldby, Sunday
Feb. 20, a 10 pound daughter.
DR.. Morris Hale, of Ypsilanti sanitar-
ium, was IN town Wednesday.
Chas. F. Brown, Of the RECORD was
in Sheridan, on business, Tuesday.
Washington township was the first to
settle with the county treasurer this
year.
Rumored, that large rake and shovel
nanufactory is soon to be established
here.
MI Harrison, the new proprietor of
| the Ithaca Adrdnce, made this Office a
pleasant call Monday
| The T. & A. will be pushed north
from Mt. Pleasant as soon as the frost
is out of the ground.
II. b. Waldby has been confined to
the house with severe attack of neu-
ralgia, for several days.
Prosecuting Attorney Sawyer, of Ith-
aca, was in town on legal business a
couple of days this week,
Judge o. W. Powers speaks Friday
evening, March IL, upon the Mormon
question. Go and hear him.
Married, Feb 20, Charles j. Eggert
of Alma, and Carrie A. Sherwood, of
Arcadia, by Justice Yerington.
The Journd! says that prosecuting
Attorney Sawyer is now occupied by
w. L. Phillips as justice Office"
Mrs. S. A. Smith was in town We'd
nesdaY on her way to Detroit to join
her husband at the Kirkwood House.
Married, by justice Yerington, Feb.
"a, Chauncy ID. Morris, of Bethany
township, and Kittie Crasher, of Ed
more.
Mr.. Ronk, OF the new dry goods firm
Of Ronk Il Baughman, is expected every
day now. His household goods arrived
last week.
The Ithaca "Thespians" will present
Nevada, or the Lost Nine" and The
Emigrant's Daughter" during the first
week Of court, &c, nextIweek.
Will Carnahan's little girl was severe
ly injured while catching on sleighs one
day last week. The runners run over
her foot and bruised it very badly.
The new town of Perrin has raised a
bonus of $500 for a Fowler man who
will build grain elevator and store
house. l6x4S, rooted and sided with iron.
Don't fail TO see Haywood in his ne W
character of "Wok Shing, the Chinese
Launderyman, at Wright's opera
house, Tuesday eve, March Sth. One
night only
The editors of Michigan will "excurt''
down the st. Lawrence next July, after
the meeting at Port Huron. For our
part we are glad that the date of the
meeting has been changed.
Simon Messenger and Mrs. ii. b HUI
bert go east Monday to purchase goods
for Mrs. Messengers millinery store
! Probably the largest and finest stock
ever brought to Alma will be the result
OF their trip and buyers should bear this
in mind.
j. Fl. Jennings, of the Fenton hide
pendent, was in town Monday, and made
this Office pleasant call Mr. j. is as
sociated with his father in the manage
ment of the Independent, and IS an enter
prising aud energetic worker in the
newspaper field.
One of the best things that Sam Jones
ever said is the following; 1.-The most
beautiful sight in the world is to see
family around cheerful fire, with the
head of the family reading from his
local newspaper which he has paid for
in advance"
Tho RECORD says Clinton Nelson
drew load of stone to Alma, dis
tance of four miles. which weighed
IL 900 lbs. We rise to ask which is the
biggest, the load or tho story.-Ithaca
Adrdnce, The load, dear brother, the
load.
VIM. /. Marshall was pleasant call
er at this office Thursday morning. He
left with us rs Yellowstone souvenoirs
specimens Of the rock formed by the